The Ministry of Defense has removed the Kate Middleton-related post apparently due to Prince William's concerns.
The latest Ministry of Defense announcement that Princess of Wales Kate Middleton will take part in a formal review ahead of Trooping the Color has apparently left Prince William worried.
Royal expert Cameron Walker took to X, formerly a Twitter handle, and tweeted that Kensington Palace was not consulted about the British military's announcement regarding Kate Middleton as she recovers from surgery.
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The royal author said: “I understand that Kensington Palace was not consulted about the British Army's announcement this morning. “It appears that the Princess of Wales's attendance is not guaranteed at this time.”
In this regard, another royal expert, Richard Eden, said: “I hope this is not a cause for concern: Kensington Palace will not confirm the attendance of the Princess of Wales at an event announced by the Ministry of Defence. It won't be until June 8, ten weeks after Easter. #real”
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Previously, it was announced that Trooping the Color reviewed by Kate Middleton is identical to Trooping the Color reviewed by the King, with the exception that some additional mounted officers travel when His Majesty the King is present.
